[KLCSMC]

We had a lanai enclosure done by All Season Rooms. They had to remove arched stucco framework requiring masonry, & stucco repair then measure and install. All on time, and to perfection. What a company!!! Super job, Thank you Chip, and crew. And best of all within budget.

[Stu from NYC]

Glad they did a good job for you but assuming they gave you a quote all they did was live up to that quote like their supposed to.

[dhdallas]

Originally Posted by KLCSMC

We had a lanai enclosure done by All Season Rooms. They had to remove arched stucco framework requiring masonry, & stucco repair then measure and install. All on time, and to perfection. What a company!!! Super job, Thank you Chip, and crew. And best of all within budget.

Why enclose a lanai? I enjoy sitting in ours on warm nights & cooler mornings. The fresh air and birdsongs are relaxing. Enclosing it just makes it another indoor room except with glass walls so now it overheats like a green house on sunny days, insulated glass or not. If I wanted to sit indoors and look out through a glass window, I can already do that

[gorillarick]

Originally Posted by dhdallas

Why enclose a lanai? I enjoy sitting in ours on warm nights & cooler mornings. The fresh air and birdsongs are relaxing. Enclosing it just makes it another indoor room except with glass walls so now it overheats like a green house on sunny days, insulated glass or not. If I wanted to sit indoors and look out through a glass window, I can already do that

You could have windows that open.
That way the frogs and roaches have a tougher time in their new home.

[ChrisTee]

Originally Posted by dhdallas

Why enclose a lanai? I enjoy sitting in ours on warm nights & cooler mornings. The fresh air and birdsongs are relaxing. Enclosing it just makes it another indoor room except with glass walls so now it overheats like a green house on sunny days, insulated glass or not. If I wanted to sit indoors and look out through a glass window, I can already do that

Floor to ceiling CAT 5 sliders on 2 full walls - 2 walls of floor to ceiling sliders. Open when we want (serves as a screened lanai whenever we want), closed when we want (gorgeous glassed walls bring the outside in better than any CBS/windowed room). Full HVAC including return vent - comfortable. Our favorite room in the house. Hands down.

[biker1]

We have glass windows on all sides that open. Also, a mini-split heat pump. The room gets used much more than before.

Originally Posted by dhdallas

Why enclose a lanai? I enjoy sitting in ours on warm nights & cooler mornings. The fresh air and birdsongs are relaxing. Enclosing it just makes it another indoor room except with glass walls so now it overheats like a green house on sunny days, insulated glass or not. If I wanted to sit indoors and look out through a glass window, I can already do that